The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-06
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADsTUFFs.


So 25(93 IS; roller, 81 5000 30, quiet.
HAY-Choice, from store, SOc;
car load from levee or depot, 81;
prime, from store, soc; car load
from levee or depot, $40 80; prairie,
from store, 4595Oc; car load from
levee or depot, IS 80.
BsAN-From store, 85@90c; from
levee or depot, SIS 80.
CcRN-From store, white, 60c;
mixed, 64c; from leves or depot, white,
in bulk, 54@55c; In sacks, 5Sc; mixed,
In bulk, SOC; in sacks, 63c.
OArs-From store, white, $50;
mixed, Csc; from leves or depot, white,
In bulk, S5c; In sacks, SOC; mixed,
in bulk, Sic; In sacks, $50.
FJoUR-From store, common, SO 100
8 35; family, s. 5093 60; choice,
So 1908 80; fancy, % 95G9I 10; extra
fancy, "a 2OS4 80; patents, 81 1905.
Steady.
BaASs-Navy, 50 %; medium, 50.
OATNBAL-In half barrels, 1908 %
from store.
CRAcKKRs--Sods, extra. 4c; soda,
treble extra, 4ic; ezra, &c; ginger
snaps, extra, Be; assorted jumbles, 10o.
CRAcKkD WHEAT-In half barrels,
"a % from store.
HoxISY AND GRirs-From store, So
as %.
KANSAS CIrY. Mo-, September g.
Wheat steady; No. 2 sOft, cash, csc bid,
88c ssked; May, 75ic bid, 7Sc asked.
Corn steady; No. 2, each, 35ic bid,
35tc asked; year, 35lc bid. Data
weaker, 2ltc bid, 22le asked.
ST. LOUIS, No., September 5.-Tlour
firm and unchanged. Wheat opened
steady with light trade. The Chics-
20 quotations we're delivered as usual.
The market, though dull throughout,
was firm and closed tc higher than
Saturday; No. 2 red, cash, 69ic; Sep
TENDER, 69kC989lc, closing 69}c DC.
tober, 70I(a7ltc, closing at 7ltc; No
vember, 72iS7sc. cloeinz at 7Sc; De-
cember, 74ita74lc, closing at 74ic;
May, 62t9S2ic, closing at S2lc. Corn
very n rons; each, Ssl@39}c; sep,em.
Der SstC93S}c, CLOSING . 3Si /; October,
3St@39t /, closing at 39te; November.
39fc; May, 4lt94ltc, closing at 4lhc.
Oafs barely steady and weak; casb,
24@24ic; October ,I24ic; May, 29kc.
Rye steady ut 49Ac. hay firm prime
timothy, fl3@l6; prairie, 50 60(9ll.
Recsipts-Fiour, 1000 brls; wheat l o..
600 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 90, 900
bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, $1,000 bu
shipments-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat,
$1,000 bu; corn, lll,UOO bu. oats, 81, !.
0O bu; rye, none; barley, 100 bu.
Ai.s rnoon Board-Whep, firm Sep.
tembor, cote; October, 7ll@7l ic No.
Yember, Isle; December, 7itc(a76c F;
May, s2f9S2tc. Corn strong; Septem.
Der, 3Stc; October, 39939l Novem
Der, 3Stci May, 4lic. Oats steady (;
September, 23kc; October, 2iij; May,
29ic.
CHICAGO, TIL, September 5.--The
markets opened oady today substan.
TALLY where they cloled on Saturday,
bat business was lar from brlsk, ow.
ing 10 the prevailing quiet Ia other
large markeiP, and the disposition to
walt until the visible supply statement
10 announced, which viii not o cur
until tomorrow. October wheat
star ed at 70ic. Too only visible
figures meeting with any sort Of ere
dencs, put the decrease this week a.
10000 bushels, or possibly a ehade
above. These figures we're not large
enough to give any decided strang,b.
The entire range was within tc, be-.
tween 70i970li. Toward tie latter
part Of tins Q ssion IL was very steady
a. 70ic. 0clobsr wheat famed no on
the afternoon board, and closed al II he
asked. Olrn was sluggish all day,
sfter tbs fitet bali hour, until the last
fiiesn minutes OF the morning eeSsloD,
when operators who had been selling
short suddenly undet Jok 10 cover 10
be In shape fJr the visible supply 70
port t0morroT, when prices moved up
IRON ! 10 &c, and clos,d about tc bst-
ter .bAn on Saturday. 0Stober opened
At 4lic, sold down TO Ale, afterwards
steadied at 4ltc. and at the cloee
hfmtd mp 10 ilIe9iltc. May sold
at 4ilc carly, became steady al
Iii(9i4t,, and al the close was
advanced 10 45lc. Oats were
rather slow, and Of rings were IN CT.
cess Of the demlnd. This and an easy
market for corn influenced speeula.
ton and caused futures TO rule eatier,
but I ward the close q hrmer feeling
prevailed. October opened at 24ic,
declined 10 2ilc, and cloted at 2ii 8
Cash quotations we're rs ioliows;
-Four ruled quiet aud demand limited.
Pdces unchanged and firm. No.
sprng wheat, colo No. 3spring wheat
CSC; No. 2 red, Ugic. No. 2oorn, 4nIc
No. z oats, 2ie. NJ. 2 rye, 44tc. No
2 barley, 60j. No. haxseed, 81 t3t
Prime timothy Btot, o. 80. The lead
! log futures range 90 follows; Wheai,
. No 2-Srptember opened At COS, high
ct %. !, lowest 69c, closing ut 0gi o.
. October opened ~ 70ts, highett AT >
lowest 7Osc, clio ing nt7llo; NJvembe
opsned NJ 72ic, hgheel 72t', loves
: 72ls. closing al IA 3; December opens,
NJ 7yi', histeH 7il,, lowest 73Ic
! closing a, 74l, Corn, No 2-Scpien
, Der 3peled ~ 40ie, highest Al ,, loves
! i0ic, olO lug NJ 4lo; October opsu6,
T; Tito. highett Ate, lowe6t 4lo, ~
, ing Il ilsi; November opened at 4ii
: highest 42c, lowest lie, olCeiug =
: 49,; May opened At I4ic, highes
/. i5.e, lowest al L, closing a. ljl'. Ous
J, No. 2-Ssplenber opened At 23i
: highest 2i', lowest 23In, closing q
2ic. October opened ~ 2iio, highes
I 25c, lowest 2ile, closing At 24ici NJ
yembsi opened AT 26l G, hisbes, 25i
0 lowest 25lc, oloSing at 25le; Ms
opened at 29li, highest SIC, love-
!. 2Dij, closing at 3d. X csipts-
!. Flour, $1,000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu
!. corn, 900 900 bu; oats, 3i3.0W bu
4 rye, 700 bu; bailey, 1900 b.
u snionenNs-Fiour, 22,0 o brs; Nhea
. 5000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oau
! $4,000 buj rye, 2OJJ bal barle!